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Suggs hurt again – whatever.

October 12, 2005 /

Why do we care what happens to Lee Suggs? Why is he even on this team? Why is this even bad news? It’s not even news, let alone bad. As far as I can tell, Suggs has made his entire NFL career on two big games in garbage time a couple seasons ago. And that is IT. This line said it all in today’s PD.

Suggs has missed 18 of 36 NFL games because of injuries.

Cut him. Get another back. Sultan McCullough struck me as about 8 million times better than Suggs, let’s get him off the practice squad and in the game.

Cleveland Browns

Cavs remain scary – beat Boston without Lebron

October 12, 2005 /

It’s not that scary…LBJ has a strained pectoral, and should be back Friday. This team’s defense is already a big story, and Luke Jackson again surprised everyone, leading the team with 14 points, in the 96-86 victory. Mike Brown on the defense…

“It’s a preseason game, and I don’t care if we win or lose, but the things I look at are effort, help, communication and trust on the defensive end of the floor,” Brown said. “I saw some of those things tonight. . . . as long as their effort is there, we’ll always have a chance to win.”

It’ll be good for the team to have some on the floor experience without LBJ. Bench production was terrible last year, and Lebron played way too many minutes. Maybe this injury has a silver lining.

Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron James

More Scary Cavs – ESPN trails Cavs pre-season highlights before every commercial break

October 11, 2005 /

Everyone knows that the Cavs are gonna be scary good this year. So much so, ESPN’s Sportscenter is structuring its entire ad sales on it.

I really, really hate it when ESPN trails a highlight package before every commercial break, only to keep pushing it back. They did it the entire first half of Sportscenter today LBJ’s highlights from last night’s blowout pre-season win over the Wizards. Start of the show, before the first commercial break, before the second commercial break, before the third commercial break. If the highlight doesn’t “come up next”, isn’t this false advertising?

Cleveland Cavaliers

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